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a mony Wy NA) i FLL 3A BH VY, : ished tb bs lidalaboibddisdiobiscs in boicad a " Oshawa Autofest Sept. 14-15 3 pu What initially started as a modest one-evening Car Show has very quickly pro- gressed to what, in all hones- tv. can be described as one of the top Shows in Canada. 1972 was Year One for both the Car Show and Oshawa's Autofest celebrations. Planning for that initial Car Show was done in the three weeks prior to that first eventful Friday evening. That year was a memorable one for many people. First, the car that was undoubtedly the Star of the Show was the General Motors experimen- tal Corvette - the Manta Ray. With this car, one could look at what perhaps might be in store for the future. It was felt by many that our first'try was a success but a great deal could be done to improve the over-all promotion of the Show. To achieve this end, Shell Canada was approached to act as a prime sponsor for our second Car Show. Agreement was reached with Shell Canada. now one of the cornerstone sponsors of the Autofest Autorama. Our second year featured a large selection of antique cars from the Craven Foundation. There were also a number of antiques from private collections, plus street rods, motorcycles, drag Tracing cars, road racing cars, and exotic machinery such as a Pantara and a Ferrari. As in every show, there must be a star . . . in 1973 we featured a car that you had' will to see to believe, It was named the "Bathtub Buggy and featured everything one might find in a bathroom, including the main require- ment, as well" as a tub, vanity, mirror, tissue dis- penser. and even a shower- head. Following our 1973 Show, it was decided to exphnd-#ain and also add a live Out- door Show. Suggestions were made as to how things could be improved and the net result of these meetings will be the Show vou will see this September 14 and 15. The name has been changed this vear to Autofest Autorama and. again, it will be held in the Oshawa Civie Auditor- ium. Corner Highway 2 and Thornton Road. and will be open to the public from 1 to 10 p.m. each day. As in the past. there will be a selection of cars this year to tickle the fancy of even the most critical viewer. From Tampa. Florida we will have Don Garlit's rear engine dragster and from Chicago and England there will be Can-Am and Formula One cars from the UOP shadow teams. The Formula One car can be inspected at close quarters before it runs in the Canadian Grand Prix the following weekend. Show cars from Detroit will include '"The Wood Burner" and the "Brinks Express'. From Canada we have the *"Dinoland" show car from St. Catharines for the children. 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The band will have just completed a very busy summer, and will provide two shows each day. There is also a new feature this year for the children -- a model car contest for the show. Children will compete according to age group for prizes of trophies, savings bonds and watches. Also on hand to entertain will be Ronald McDonald. Cedar Creek news Mrs. Victor Larocque spent a week in Eastern Ontario with her sisters, Mrs. Reta Barton of Ham- ilton and Mrs. Russell Doherty of Sarnia. Mrs. Corry Vander Meer and her daughter, Roxanne are home from several weeks of visiting with rela- tives in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Doherty and sons spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Doherty at Sarnia. Sheryl returned home with them after spending a month with her aunt and cousins - and grandparents. Miss Karin Cummings is home for a few weeks with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings, Brenda and Steve. Karin spent the summer working at Cochrane. 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